Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONREQUESTING OFFICE. Fill in items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse.1. NAME (Mr.-Miss-Mrs-One given name, initial(s) and surname):MR., TENNENT R. BAGLEY2. DATE OF BIRTH:11 Nov 19253. REQUEST NO.:4. DATE OF REQUEST:26 Apr 575. NATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED: A. PERSONNEL (Specify whether appointment, promotion, separation, etc.)REASSIGNMENT6. EFFECTIVE DATE PROPOSED:7. C.S. OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY:8. POSITION (Specify whether establish, change grade or title, etc.)9. APPROVED:FROM:I.O. (CI)05-0136.53-13BO-216$8990.008. POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER:TO:I.O. (FI)05-0136.51-13BO-118-13$8990.00DDP/RRPoland BranchCE SectionWashington, D.C.9. SERVICE, GRADE, AND SALARY:DDP/RRPoland BranchFI Operations SectionWashington, D.C.10. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS:2731011. HEADQUARTERS:12. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTAL:DEPARTMENTAL(DI)13. REMARKS (Use reverse if necessary):Vice Norbert A.Shepanek being reassigned.B. REQUESTED BY (Name & title):EE/PERD. REQUEST APPROVED BY:Signature:C. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL (Name and telephone extension):E. MacLure/3884Title:14. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION:SD-DI13. VETERAN PREFERENCE:NONE WWII OTHER S PT.IN POINTENSAB OTHER15. SEX:    M16. APPROPRIATION:FROM: 7-3100-20TO: Same17. SUBJECT TO C. S. RETIREMENT ACT (YES-NO):Yes18. DATE OF APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS (ACCESSION'S ONLY):19. LEGAL RESIDENCE:CLAIMED PROVEDSTATE:20. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS:21. | CLEARANCES               | INITIAL OR SIGNATURE | DATE   | REMARKS |    | ------------------------ | -------------------- | ------ | ------- |    | A.                       |                      |        |         |    | B. CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL | win                  | 2/2/57 |         |    | C. CLASSIFICATION        |                      |        |         |    | D. PLACEMENT OR EMPL.    | RWR                  | 1May   |         |    | E.                       |                      |        |         |    | F. APPROVED BY           |                      |        |         |Max C. WestiesSECRETRWM Plass1 May 57![document page]
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# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION SECRETVOUCHEREDREQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in items 1 through 18 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed. If applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse.1. NAME (Mr.- Miss -Mrs - One given name, initial(s), and sur name)MR. TENNENT H. BAGLEY2. DATE OF BIRTH   14 Nov 19254. NATURE OF ACTION, REQUESTED:   A. PERSONNEL (Specify appointment, reassignment, promotion, separation, etc.)PROMOTION & NAME CHANGE5. POSITION (Specify whether establish, change grade or title, etc.)6. EFFECTIVE DATE A. PROPOSEDASAP8 APPROVED8. POSITION TITLE AND NUMBERI.O.(CI)03-0136.53-12DDP/EEPoland BranchCE SectionWashington, D.C.11. HEADQUARTERS9. SERVICE, GRADE, AND SALARYBO-216-12$7785.0012 ORGANIZATIONALDESIGNATIONSI.O.(CT)05-0136.53-13DDP/EEPoland BranchCE SectionWashington, D.C.15. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTALFIELDDEPARTMENTAL (D=)BG-216-$8990.0016. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTALA. REMARKS (Use reverse if necessary).# Subject has been receiving his checks under the wrong name of Tennett. Please change to the corrected spelling as shown above.9. REQUESTED BY (Name and title)C/EEFOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL (Name and telephone extension)35S/C.DanishB. REQUEST APPROVED BYSignature:Title:14 POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTIONNEW VICE I.A REALSD-DI13. VETERAN PREFERENCENONE WWII OTHER SPT.X10 POINTCSAA OTHER17. SUBJECT TO O.S.    RETIREMENT ACT    (YES-NO)Yes.18. DATE OF APPOINT-    MENT AFFIDAVITS    LACASSACT UNIT)19. LEGAL RESIDENCE    CLAIMED PROVEDSTATE: Calif.15. SEXM16. APPROPRIATION    FROM: 7-3100-20    TOSimo20. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS21. CLEARANCESINITIAL OR SIGNATUREDATEREMARKSA.B CEIL. OR POS. CONTROLC. CLASSIFICATIOND. PLACEMENT OR EMPL.E.FAPPROVED BYSECRETfor file under 26 Oct 57
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# SECRET5 August 1956MEMORANDUM FOR: EE/PersonmelSUBJECT: Promotion. Recommendation - Tement H. Bagley1. We recommend herewith that Tennent E. Bagley, incumbent of slot BG-216 on the T/O of EZ/P be promoted frca GS-12 to 08-13.2. Mr. Bagley is one of the best all sreend operations officers the undersigned has ever worked with, and evinces in all matters he has been concerned with a deep and mature unterstanding of intelligence operations and a deep sense of responsibility and integrity. He has, since joining EE/P, been Chief of the CE Section, supervising the work of a staff of five, some of whom are of equal rank with Subject and have been concerned with Agency Polish mattere for many years. Mr. Bagley organized his section in a most efficient and tactful manner and succeeded in turning the work of his subordinates into charmela of real value to the Branch, a job requiring no mean diplomacy and patience.3. As a supervisor ard as an operations officer Mr. Pagley has distinguished himself while at this Branch in a manner which clearly calla for his advancement to a grade which would only be commensurate with the extent of his responsibilities and his singular abilities to carry them out.![Signature of Howard E. FOFAN]HOWARD E. FOFANChaef, /PCCRET
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# REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTIONREQUESTING OFFICE: Fill in Items 1 through 12 and A through D except 6B and 7 unless otherwise instructed.It applicable, obtain resignation and fill in separation data on reverse.1. NAME (Mr.-Miss-Mrs-One given name, initial(s), and surname)MR. TENNETT H. BAGLEY2. DATE OF BIRTH11 Nov. 19253. REQUEST NO.4. DATE OF REQUEST27 Apr. 565. NATURE OF ACTION REQUESTED: *A. PERSONNEL (Agency) (whether appointment, promotion, separation, etc.)*REASSIONMENT6. EFFECTIVE DATE PROPOSEDASAP7. C.S. OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY*B. POSITION (Specify exactly whether establish, change grade or title, etc.)*8. APPROVED20 MAY 12589. ORGANIZATIONArea Ops. Off. GS-0136.01-12DUP/ERAustrian Station Operations StereVienna, AustriaBO(F)-657$7570.00771510. POSITION TITLE AND SERIES11. ORGANIZATION DESIGNATION52135012. FIELD OR DEPARTMENTALI.O.(CI) 06-0136.53-12DUP/EKPoland Branch CE SectionWashington, D.C.BO-216-12$7570.007765X FIELD DEPARTMENTAL (DI)A. REMARKS (Use reverse if necessary)TRANSFER FROM UNVOUCHERED TO VOUCHERED FUNDSB. REQUESTED BY (Name and title)KF/Per.C. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CALL (Name and telephone extension)3884/C.DanishD. REQUEST APPROVED BY4 May 2214. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION.SUBJ. IA. REAL13. VETERAN PREFERENCEHONE WWHU OTHER & PT 15 POINTDISAD OTHER15. SEXH16. RACE    W17. APPROPRIATIONFROM. 6-3110-55-016TO. 6-3100-2018. SUBJECT TO.C. S. RETIREMENT ACT. (YES-NO)Yes19. DATE OF APPOINTMENT AFFIDAVITS (ACCESSIONS: ONLY)20. LEGAL RESIDENCECLAIMED PROVEDSTATE Calif.21 STANDARD FORM 52 REMARKS![photo description]22 CLEARANCESINITIAL OR SIGNATUREDATEREMARKS.AB. CEIL OR POS. CONTROLC. CLASSIFICATIOND. PLACEMENT OR EMPLEF. APPROVED BYSECRETRey 5/7/5630-37850-B
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SECPELChief of Operations, DD/?Director of Beaurity25 Nay 1955BAOLEX, Tennent Harrington - #386381. Reference is made to your memorandum of 7. April recommanding to the Director of Central Intelligence approval of the roquest made by Mr. Beglay for permission to remain in the employ of the Agancy following his marriage to Nice Haria Lonyay.2. This is to report that the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence has approved Hr. Daglay's request subject to the conditione contained th a HEMORANDUM POR THE RACORD dated 18 Hay 1955, a copy of which is attached.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY.Ermal P. OoissChief, Personnal Security AristonAttachment:100 DICI Nano dated 10 May 1955: Director of Personnel
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# SECRET18 May 1955MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDThe request of Tennent Harrington Bagley for permission to remain employed by this Agency after marriage is approved subject to the followings:1. Subject's immediate supervisor will be notified by cable to counsel with subject regarding the serious effect the marriage will have in impairing what otherwise appears to be an outstanding career with this Agency. Subject, although young, has demonstrated exceptional ability and great promise and has been promoted well ahead of others of his age bracket. Based upon his actions to date, it would appear subject might ultimately expect to attain a position of considerable importance and responsibility in this Agency, if no inherent limitations develop. The proposed marriage places such a limitation on the use of subject, not only in particular parts of Europe, but in Headquarters as well. Certain clearances required of high level employees of the Agency will be difficult to obtain if this marriage is contracted, and the limitations on the type of assignments which will be available to him will not enhance his career development.2. After receiving this counsel and giving it consideration, if subject continues in his desire to marry and contracts the marriage, he will be removed from Austria as soon as he can conveniently arrange for his spouse's visa. Following the marriage, he shall be withdrawn from the more sensitive elements of the Station's business./s/C. P. CABELLLieutenant General, USAFDeputy DirectorCOPYSECRET
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# SECRETINRADION F: Director of Central IntelligencePAR:Director of PersonnelDirector of SecuritySUBTACT: BAGLEY, Junetts A. (P363), Area Operations Officer, OS-13, SS Division, Request for Permission to remain in the employ of the Agency After marriage to an Alien1. It is recommended that Mr. Bagley's request to remain in the employ of the Agency after his marriage to Maria Leyer, an Austrian citizen, be approved.2. This recommendation is based on the following factors after consideration of this request by the Clandestine Services Career Service panels:a. Mr. Bagley has served effectively with the Agency since July 1959, He has demonstrated unusual ability in his field assignments and is regarded as an extremely valuable career officer.b. The limitation which this proposed marriage would place on Mr. Bagley's use in his current assignment would be minimal since his normal tour of duty in Austria will expire in September of this year.3. The security aspects of this proposed marriage have been deferred to the office of security for its separate recommendation./s/ RICHARD HELMSChief of Operations, /PAPPROVED:/s/ LORTIDA U. NICHOLSDirector of Personnel11 APR 1955SECRET
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AIRSECRETFAVA-82352 September 1954Chief, EEAttn: Norman R. PatersillChief of Mission, AustriaAdministrative/PersonnelPromotion RecommendationsKAPOKKindly advise us of the status of the following recommendations for promotion submitted by this Missions(FAVA-6376, 19 March 1954)-ED Grainge(FAVA-6661, 15 April 1954)-Julius Snow(FAVA-7068, 11 May 1954)-Kenneth BageHector A. FairfieldDistribution3 - EE1 - OCF1 - Admin1 - FileSECRET
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SECRET# APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE CAREER STAFFTo the Chief, KUBARKSirI submit herewith my application for membership in the Career Staff de- fined below:"The Career Staff is a group of carefully selected and trained in- dividuals who accept an obligation to devote themselves to the needs of the Organization, and who intend to make a career with the Organiza tion."In accordance with this definition, I desire to devote: myself to the faithful performance of duty in the Organization, and l'accept the obligations and con- ditions of that service which are determined to be essential to the furtherance of its mission.I am aware of the many restrictions necessarily placed upon, me by virtue of the security requirements inherent in my employment by the Organization. I am also aware that as a member of the Career Staff, it will be my obligation to serve anywhere and at any time and for any kind of duty as determined by. the needs of the Organization and I have been assured that in order to carry out this policy, full consideration will be given to my particular capabilities, in- terests, and personal circumstances. By virtue of this application for member- ship and upon my acceptance in the Career Staff, I am assured that, with-con- tinuing satisfactory work performance and conduct on my part, just and equita- ble attention will be accorded my personal progress during my tenure in the Career Staff. I am also assured that, on my satisfactory completion of any assignments, I will be offered reassignments which are compatible insofar as possible with my abilities and career interests, and that I shall be entitled to the benefits now available or to be made available in the future to members of the Career Staff of the Organization.MEMBERSHIP IN THE CAREER STAFF APPROVED, TO TAKE EFFECT-1-JUL-1954-FOR THE CHIEF, -KUBARKIEXECUTIVE DIRECTORKUBARK SELECTION BOARDTennett H. Bagley 5-52(Signature)19 nov5.4(Date)SECRET
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# SECRETEAVA-7058Chief, FE Attn: Kenneth V. Wilbanks 12 May 1954Chief of Mission, AustriaAdministrative KAPOKTRNMENT H. BAGLEYRecommendation for Promotion-1. Subject joined KULARK in July 1950. He was given the Staff Orientation, and the Basic and Advanced Operations courses prior to his arrival at FOB in June 1951. After a period of agent handling and technical work in the operations support field, Subject was made Chief of the Counter Fspionage Section for the Mission in November 1952, a position which he has hold until his very recent reassignment to the Boviet section. Following Home Leave, he began his second tour here in September 1953. Subject joined the Mission as a 08-9, was promoted to C-11 on 26 April 1953.2. Subject was given a rather long apprenticeship in Vienna before he was called upon to set up the CE Section. During this orientation period he was exposed to a variety of intelligence problems, including technical surveillance, photography, secret writing, and documentation, the handling of two American deep cover agents, the training and mounting. of an hungarian border crosser, and the direction of an Austrian double agent. As Chiof of the Counter Espionago Section, Subject's responsibilities included the supervision end training of its personnel, the direction and coordination of its activities, and the setting up of procedures for namechecking, carding, file research, and the maintenance of CE and central personality files. Subject was personally responsible for CE analysis as directed by the Chief of Operations. Subject's activity has been restricted to the Soviet CF picture, which we consider a major operational effort of this Mission.3. Subject's interest and enthusiasm in his work, his attention to auty, and his ability to obtain resulta have been cutstanding attributes in his performance here, and have resulted in his becaning thoroughly familiar with the CE promow in Austria. He has done exceptionally welz ann varicty or operations, operat mint of planning, and demonstrating an unusual grasp for details. He has read widely in case files, and now possesses a better than average counter-intelligence background. Subject has a good working knowledge of German, which ho has learned from scratch here, and he has built in a remarkable Inowledge of this area. He was quick to learn the techniques of basic tradecraft, which had enabled him to teach juntor cañe officers and to instruct in the trade-craft seminars held at VOB. His staff guidance in certeto double agont cases has increased considerably their value to this Mission. Written roports turned in by Subject have been excellent, displaying forgefulness, fluency, and lucidity, as well as the casential brevity. He has a forceful personality and la umusually successful in agent handling.4. A mature appearance,SECRET
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SECRETEAVA-7068page 2b. A mature appearance, an especially mature manner, and an excellent social presence have enabled subject to move freely in the local scene. We consider him an extremely valuable senior case officer, and recommended unanimously that he be promoted to OS-12 at a recent meeting of the Promotion Board.Harton A. WoollayJohn M. PaleyDistribution3 - IB1 - OCI1 - Admin1 - FileSECRET
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FOPS 70NOV 1951 35-8516 SEP 53TO: DIRECTOR, CIAFROM: SN REP VIENNAACTION: EE 6CLASSIFIED MESSAGECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYSECRETSECURITY INFORMATIONIN 13333ROUTING1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.ROUTINE15572-16 SEP 53INFORMATION FI/ADMIN, PP 2, DD/P-ADMIN, FD 3, LO/TD 2, PEPS/2, FI/RI 2VIEN 0958TOP DIRADINTennant H. BogleyARRIVED 15 SEPTEMBER 53.END OF MESSAGECITE: SVIENSEP 21 1953GEORGE E. BALLBepsSCURITY INFORMATIONIT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGECOPY NO.(44)
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FORM NO 35NOV 1951CLASSIFIED MESSAGECENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY16-SEP 53SECRETSECURITY INFORMATIONIN 18935TO: DIRECTOR, CIAFROM: SN REP VIENNAROUTINE15572 16 SEP 53ACTION: EE 6INFORMATION: FI/ADMIN, PP 2, UD/P-ADMIN, FD 3, LO/TD 2, PERS 2, FI/AI 2VIEN 0858TO: DIRADMINCITE: SVIEN[signature] ARRIVED 15 SEPTEMBER 53.END OF MESSAGE.[SECURITY INFORMATION]COPY NO.IT IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE(44)
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SECRETSecurity InformationCentral Intelligence Agency2430 E Street, H. W.Wachington, D. C.Date: 2 Sept 53Gentlemen's1. In accordance with the policy of this agency, it is understood and agreed by me that I shall be required to serve a minimum torm of two years from the date of my arrival at my overseas post of duty, unless torrinwil by tow Goverment for its convenicnco. If the assignment is torminated at my request in less than twenty-four months, the following shall prevails(a) If I resign in less than twelve months from the date of my arrival at ey overscas post of duty, I shall ruimburse CIA for all travel expenses involved in the transportation of myself, my immediato family, household goode, ard personal effects and automobile to the foreign station, and pay all such experoes for roturn to the United States.(b) If I resign between the twelfth and twenty-fourth month from the date of my arrival at my overseas post of duty, I shall pay all exponics for the travel and transportation of myself, my immediato family, household goods, and personal effects and automobile to the United States.2. Part (a) alove shall not apply to employees who have sorved in a departmental position with CIA or who have cerved an overseas tour of duty with CIA, and in euch case part (b) only shall apply, amended to read: "If I desire to termiate or return to the United States prior to the expiration of twenty-four torths from the date of my arrival at my oversoas post of duty, I shall pay all expenses for the travel and transportation of myself, my immediate family, cousehold goods, and personal effects to the United States".Witness:SECRETSecurity Information
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# SECRET# RECORD OF TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED|                   |                                                          || ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- || NAME              | DATE                                                     || Tennent H. Begley | 20 August 1953                                           || DIVISION          | TRAVEL ORDER NO.                                         ||                   | EB-870/53                                                || DEPARTURE DATE    |                                                          || 3 September 1953  |                                                          || PCS               | EXCESS COST, IF ANY                                      || TDY               | $ None                                                   || TICKET NO:        | PAID BY EMPLOYEE                                         ||                   | CHARGE TO EMPLOYEE                                       || COST              | HOW PURCHASED                                            ||                   | ROUTE & CARRIER                                          || B-54649           | $ 373.00 SUCH                                            ||                   | Payees: United States Lines                              ||                   | U.S. United States - from New York Room 8-31 to Le Havre |REMARKS: (Dependent's name with age and sex for children, indicate concurrent travel)It is requested that a cashier's check be rendered.> [Figure: Stamp with 'POSTED' and handwritten date Dec 10 '53']Jay R. BransonPassenger traffic officerI CERTIFY that the services represented by this form constitute the lowest first class transportation available at the time the reservation was made. If foreign ship has been reserved, the appropriate certification has been affixed to the invoice.Date Authorized approving officerI CERTIFY that this voucher has been examined by me; that receipts of other substantiating data have been furnished me, or a satisfactory explanation made for the failure to furnish same; that it appears from such data that the itemized materials, services and/or expenditures were for necessary official purposes, reimbursement or payment for which is allowable under existing regulations; and that such expenditures are properly chargeable to available appropriations as indicated below.Date Appropriation Allotment Authorized certifying officerFORM 80.MAR 1953 36-154SECRET
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Tennest H. Hayley DATE 13 Ago'53ORDS S:TDYICSHODE OF TRAVEL: AirRETURNED FROM: ViennaDATE DE URTED: 19 June 53DATE ARRIVED V. S.: 20 June 53DATE REI ORTED WASH: 18 Ago'53FUTURE PLANS: TDY & L. Turms & post
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VIA. Air(SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCH)DISP. NO. FAVA-1939ADH/2517SECRETSECURITY INFORMATIONCLASSIFICATIONDATE: 27 February 1953TO : Chief, EEFROM : ATTN: Thomas D. MullallyChief of Mission, AustriaSUBJECT: GENERAL- AdministrativeSPECIFIC- Promotion formeGROOVY/GRBOUNCE BAGLEY, TENNENT H.1. joined KUBARK in July 1950 and arrived at this   Mission on the 15th of June 1951 as a 08-9.2. Since his arrival has continually showed himself as a   great asset to the Mission. After a period of technical work and agent handling,   was made chief of the Counter Espionage Section for the Mission in November1952. He has done an excellent job in organizing this section and in handling      and training the four persons whom he supervises.3. Upon his arrival in Vienna, knew little German. He has now   mastered the language to such a degree that he can handle German speaking agents.   His handling of Grabysm 1 and Leland D. Slaughter has been outstanding in that   by carefully training theso agents he increased considerably their value to this   Mission. In addition, has an excellent grasp of basic tradecraft which   enables him to perform his functions with great efficiency and to teach these   tradecrafts to the junior members of his section. is one of the regular   instructors in the Vienna Operations Ease tradecraft seminars. has shơm.   an unusual social ability in Vienna, a quality which has done much to help him   move freely in the local scene. His duties frequently call for large quantities of   written work, and he has proven himself able to handle this speedily and with   clarity of expression.4. is a very prorising case officer, and at a meeting of the   Mission Promotion Board was unanimously recommended for promotion to 08-11. It   is with great confidence that I submit his name to Headquarters for this action.Henry P. DagenhamnRecommended and ApprovedHenry P. DagenhamMorton A. WooleyAttachment - Job Descrip.Distribution: 2 EE - 11 Gratis51-28A 1 Admin - 1 RileSECURITY INFORMATIONCLASSIFICATION
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SPECIFY AIR OR SEA POUCHSECRETCLASSIFICATIONDISPATCH NO. 1628TO: Chief, LEAttn: Thomas D. MullallyFROM: Chief of Mission, Austria SBH/MPDSUBJECT: GENERAL: AdministrativeSPECIFIC: Transferred leave - Ternent Bagley Ha1. Form 1150 concerning subject was forwarded is forwarded to Headquarters for appropriate action.2. Subject had no break in service.Attachment as notedDistribution:2 EE1 Grewer1 Cratlas1 Agrin1 File 201![signature of Stephen B. Heaneth]CLASSIFICATION